Re: Get Kids to School Programme
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St. Anthony's Kitchen
The Canadian issue is interesting. Do you guys get tax breaks for charitable gifts? I don't know if the friars up there would accept gifts for us but I sure would be happy to ask. Their mission office gives us a nice grant each year for the Get Kids to School Programme. I can check if you want me to.
We do get a tax break for donations, but they have to be made to a Canadian registered charity to be eligible (there are exceptions, but none that would apply here). If you could check that would be great, I'm sure there are other Canadians on this board that would be interested...
Re: Get Kids to School Programme
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2nutz4travel
We do get a tax break for donations, but they have to be made to a Canadian registered charity to be eligible (there are exceptions, but none that would apply here). If you could check that would be great, I'm sure there are other Canadians on this board that would be interested...
Thank you 2nutz4travel,
We will look into this and let everyone know.
Have a great day!
St. Anthony's Kitchen
Re: Get Kids to School Programme
Father Jim please stop by Treehouse for the beans I have for you
Re: Get Kids to School Programme
We can use just about anything for the kids in our Get Kids to School Programme at St. Anthony's Kitchen. We do get a lot of school supplies and can always use them. One thing that we need and folks don't think about is underwear and socks for kids--boys and girls ages 5 to 17. How about bringing some stuff like that. Shoes--we constantly need school shoes--maybe a pair or two. What ever you bring we will use.
Regarding donations by Canadians--I'll contact my Franciscan friends in Western Canada and see if they would accept gifts on our behalf. I know they are a registered charity (non-profit) in Canada! Will let you know--soon come!
Thanks everyone for your interest and support. We depend upon it! --Fr. Jim
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Fr. Jim because you mentioned socks, is there a certain color they should be? Underwear is under your clothes so color/pattern don't matter.
Re: Get Kids to School Programme
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Angel
Fr. Jim because you mentioned socks, is there a certain color they should be? Underwear is under your clothes so color/pattern don't matter.
Morning greetings Angel,
Usually the children wear light brown (kaki) colored uniforms, so I'd say brown socks... sometimes black socks are accepted too.
Thank you!
St. Anthony's Kitchen